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THE PARISH OF THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY
131 BIRCHMOUNT ROAD, SCARBOROUGH, ON M1N 3J7 Tel: 416.691.6968 Fax: 416.691.3947
[email protected] www.immaculateheartofmarysc.archtoronto.org
Rev. Fr. Charles Collins, Administrator Rev. Fr. Peter Gitendran, In Residence
MASS SCHEDULE Monday to Friday at 12.05 pm
Saturday at 9 am & 5 pm (Vigil) Sunday at 9 am & 11 am
CONFESSIONS
Monday to Friday at 11.30 am Saturday at 4.30 pm
OFFICE HOURS
Monday to Thursday 10 am to 4 pm Susan Lee, Parish Secretary
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
(Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, RCIA)
Alice Warford, Sacramental Coordinator [email protected]
ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
Please call 647.428.2880
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GK Jude Aloysius 416.569.5833
LEGION OF MARY
Letty Denovan 416.755.9569
CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE Alice Warford
OUR LADY OF GOOD HEALTH
Rev Fr Charles Collins, Pastor 416.264.6544 Sunday Masses at 12.30 & 4.30 pm (in Tamil)
Liturgical Publications 3171 LENWORTH DR. #12 MISSISSAUGA, ON L4X 2G6 905-624-4422
Repairs to All Makes & Models3529 Kingston Rd. 416-269-6444
99 -
4
DEL MARE
Paul O'ConnorFuneral Home Ltd.
Family owned & operated1939 Lawrence Avenue East
(East of Pharmacy)
416-751-7890
Rod & Joe's
ofrillslower food prices ™
2471 KINGSTON ROAD
FRECHETTELAWNCARE
since 1969
FREE LAWN QUOTE416-261-7848
O'Connor Florist
550 Danforth Rd.
www.oconnorflorist.ca
Free Delivery-Min. Order-Mention Ad
SHOW IT
WITH FLOWERS
(416) 429-1272
ShoppingLocally
Saves Gas
√√√√
√√√√
Claudio CarreiroFranchiser/Operator3400 Danforth Ave.416-699-2506
AFFORDABLEDOG
GROOMING
Shop LOCAL • Spend LOCALEat LOCAL • Enjoy LOCAL
DR. SYDNEY REYESImplants • Cosmetic • Family Dentistry
We Welcome New PatientsBook Your Appointment Online
916 Kingston Rd. 416.694.8177(W. of Victoria Park)
NorthShoresDental.com
Holy Cross Cemetery & Funeral Home 905-889-7467
Christ the King Cemetery 905-471-0121
In keeping with your Catholic faith
www.catholic-cemeteries.com
Essential Oils - You are so WORTH it!Chemical-free Lifestyle, Better Sleep, Healthier Skin
Immune System Support, Emotional Balance
Get Your Premium Starter Kit Today!Lynda - 416-949-5710
www.get-oiling.com
SPOT
2282 Kingston Rd.2 1/2 Blocks West of Midland
416-266-0033
Kitchens at Factory Pricing1/2 price white kitchens1/2 price elegant kitchen2 Principal Rd Unit 11
416-751-1333 www.discountkitchens.ca
Peter Maxwell, Agent [email protected]
Voice and Piano
Private & Class Lessons
Katharine Pimenoff Mahon
ARCT
Member of Ontario Registered
Music Teachers Association
Royal Conservatory of Music
Certified Teacher
Complete Memorial Art forCemetery Monuments,
Bronze & Granite MemorialsServing all Cemeteries
110 Anaconda Ave (at Birchmount Rd)416-261-9393
THE PERFECT TO ADVERTISESPOTSPOT
TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE PLEASE CALL 905-624-4422
YOUR BUSINESS!
INA GRAFTON GAGE HOME
40 Bell Estate Road Scarborough416-422-4890 wp1.iggh.org
OCTOBER 27, 2019
The earthly Church prays for the Church y p yin Purgatory in hope of a reunion in heaven The feast of All Souls is the Catholic Memorial Day. On
this day, the Church commemorates the souls of all the baptized who have died and yet who do not yet enjoy life with God in heaven. It is Catholic teaching that souls needing post-death purification can benefit from the prayers, alms, sacrifices, and Mass offerings of souls on earth.
Few die with their souls so perfectly purified from sin and imperfection that they proceed directly to the Beatific Vision. The soul needs to be purified, its sins must be burned away in the fire of God’s merciful love. This is purgatory. It is the ante-chamber of heaven, the place of waiting and preparation where the soul is readied to enter and absorb the whitest of God’s light. But souls in purgatory have no free will or ability to atone by themselves for themselves. They depend on us. They advance in purification due to our prayers and offerings for them. This is why we pray for the dead and offer Masses for their advancement to heaven.
The Feast of All Souls, then, is much more than a spiritual family reunion where we visit the graves of our ancestors and recall with a tear all the good times. All Souls Day longs for a deeper bond, for an ultimate reunion with God at the head of the family in heaven with all His saints and angels.
On All Souls’ Day, we offer Christian prayer and sacrifice for Christian souls on a Christian feast. Through the Sacraments, grace, redemptive suffering, alms giving, good deeds and fasting we move through the shadowlands of occult fiction, horror movies, and vampire legends. The Christian does not seek eternal life as an extension or intensification of earthly life, but as a higher life in the presence of God. The Church offers mystery enough for everyone. The deathly battle of good and evil, of devils against angels, of sin against grace, of the cross against temptation, is not fiction. It’s as serious as cancer. In this supernatural arena, souls hang in the balance, with heaven or hell, eternal life or eternal death, resting on the scales. Today we put our fingers on that scale and tip it in favor of those we love who have gone before us.
PRAYER: All Holy Souls, our prayers and Mass offerings are directed to you this day, in the hope that what we do on earth may benefit your advancement toward a fully divine life in heaven where you may, in turn, pray that we may one day join you there.
~ taken from my Catholic life ~
During the entire month of November, a book of remembrance will be on display at the front of the Church sanctuary. All are invited to record the names of the deceased you wish to remember.
A Mass will be offered for the repose of their souls on Friday, November 29th at 7:00 pm.
Special ‘All Souls Day Remembrance’ offering envelopes are available for your convenience and can be deposited in the candle offering box located in the sacristy of the church.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.HOSPITALITY WORKSHOP
Date: Saturday, November 16, 2019Time: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.Place: St. Monica’s Parish, 44 Broadway Ave., TorontoWhy is parish hospitality so important? Statistically, hospitality is a top determinant for a Catholic’s likelihood to:•Recommend the parish to a friend;•Say the parish helps them grow spiritually;•Indicate they are practicing vs. Catholic in name only.*
This workshop will explore how hospitality is connected to the spirituality of stewardship and parish revitalization. It will also give you practical examples of how your parish community can become more hospitable right now.
This workshop is open to all involved in parish ministry. It may be of particular interest to ministers of hospitality, greeters, ushers, parish staff, and members of the parish pastoral council.
To register, please visit: https://hospitalitynov.eventbrite.caPlease register as soon as possible as space is limited.
There is no cost to attend. Refreshments will be provided.If you have any questions, please contact Quentin
Schesnuik at [email protected] or 416-934-3400ext. 568.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. TRAINING FOR READERS (LECTORS)
Do you read at Mass? Do you want to learn more about the importance of the proclamation of the Word of God at Mass? Do you ever wonder the right way to say Adonijah? Do you want to grow more deeply in your understanding of the importance of Scripture? Do you want a
chance to meet and network with others involved in ministry? If you are a current Reader, please join us as we look to provide some practical and theological formation and training for your ministry.Training is open to current Readers (Lectors). This will take place on Saturday, November 9, 2019 from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at St. Bernard de Clairvaux Parish, 1789, Lawrence Ave. W.,Toronto. CONNTACT: Rebecca Spellacy at 416-934-3400 ext. 525 or [email protected]
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday October 28Sts. Simon and Jude Apostles12:05 pm † Amador Salalila
requested by Jenifer & Arnel Lenon
Tuesday October 2912:05 pm In thanksgiving requested by Fedelito Sanchez
Wednesday October 3012:05 pm For the intentions of Mel & Amy on their 30th wedding anniversary requested by the Costales family
Thursday October 3112:05 pm † Darlene Rapkoski
requested by Dianne Parrington
Friday November 1All Saints12:05 pm † Jerome Rocha
requested by Jane Rocha
Saturday November 2All Souls’ Day9 am † Jose & Consolacion Salalila and Sebastian
& Enerland Lenonrequested by Jenifer & Arnel Lenon
5 pm † Deceased Legionariesrequested by the Queen of the Most Holy Rosary praesidium – Immaculate Heart of Mary Legion of Mary
Sunday November 3Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time9 am † Vicky Luis
requested by the Pereira family
11 am † Dominic D’Cunha on his birthday remembrancerequested by his wife, his children & family
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
Tue. Oct. 29 6 – 8 pm St. Vincent de Paul meeting Thu. Oct. 24 6 – 7 pm Legion of Mary – Holy Hour 7:30 – 9 pm Legion of Mary – Meeting Fri. Nov. 1 3:45 – 5 pm Children’s Choir practice
Relationship with the Lord requires us to recognize our dependence on him.
While pride is the root of much sin, humility is the soil in which a life of virtue can grow. The more we recognize our need for God and his mercy, the more we can open ourselves up to the gracehe wishes to pour out on us. It is when we think ourselves independent of God that we close ourselves off to his saving mercy and grace.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
This year the following stained glass windows and ventilation windows have been restored:�2 stained glass windows located at the front of the church�3 stained glass windows inside of the Church i.e. Flight to Egypt, Child Jesus in the temple and The Good Shepherd �6 ventilation windows
Donations are still being accepted incovering the cost and preserving our parish heritage. Your generosity will be greatly appreciated. Special donation envelopes can be found at the front and
side entrances of the church.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. SSVDP MEMBER RECRUITMENT
The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SSVDP) is looking for new members to help serve our neighbours in need. Our conference works to serve those within our parish boundaries by going door-to-door supplying food vouchers, furniture, a listening ear and a helping hand. It is a truly rewarding vocation allowing you to touch the lives of those in our community. Commitment can range anywhere from 3-5 hours per month. If you are interested, please contact us at (647) 428-2880 or [email protected].
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. THE WORD AMONG US MAGAZINE
Each monthly magazine offers complete Catholic Daily Mass readings, meditations based on the Mass readings, the Order of the Mass, inspirational essays, stories of the saints and more!
NOVEMBER ISSUE now available at our Parish Office!
OCTOBER 27, 2019
The earthly Church prays for the Church y p yin Purgatory in hope of a reunion in heaven The feast of All Souls is the Catholic Memorial Day. On
this day, the Church commemorates the souls of all the baptized who have died and yet who do not yet enjoy life with God in heaven. It is Catholic teaching that souls needing post-death purification can benefit from the prayers, alms, sacrifices, and Mass offerings of souls on earth.
Few die with their souls so perfectly purified from sin and imperfection that they proceed directly to the Beatific Vision. The soul needs to be purified, its sins must be burned away in the fire of God’s merciful love. This is purgatory. It is the ante-chamber of heaven, the place of waiting and preparation where the soul is readied to enter and absorb the whitest of God’s light. But souls in purgatory have no free will or ability to atone by themselves for themselves. They depend on us. They advance in purification due to our prayers and offerings for them. This is why we pray for the dead and offer Masses for their advancement to heaven.
The Feast of All Souls, then, is much more than a spiritual family reunion where we visit the graves of our ancestors and recall with a tear all the good times. All Souls Day longs for a deeper bond, for an ultimate reunion with God at the head of the family in heaven with all His saints and angels.
On All Souls’ Day, we offer Christian prayer and sacrifice for Christian souls on a Christian feast. Through the Sacraments, grace, redemptive suffering, alms giving, good deeds and fasting we move through the shadowlands of occult fiction, horror movies, and vampire legends. The Christian does not seek eternal life as an extension or intensification of earthly life, but as a higher life in the presence of God. The Church offers mystery enough for everyone. The deathly battle of good and evil, of devils against angels, of sin against grace, of the cross against temptation, is not fiction. It’s as serious as cancer. In this supernatural arena, souls hang in the balance, with heaven or hell, eternal life or eternal death, resting on the scales. Today we put our fingers on that scale and tip it in favor of those we love who have gone before us.
PRAYER: All Holy Souls, our prayers and Mass offerings are directed to you this day, in the hope that what we do on earth may benefit your advancement toward a fully divine life in heaven where you may, in turn, pray that we may one day join you there.
~ taken from my Catholic life ~
During the entire month of November, a book of remembrance will be on display at the front of the Church sanctuary. All are invited to record the names of the deceased you wish to remember.
A Mass will be offered for the repose of their souls on Friday, November 29th at 7:00 pm.
Special ‘All Souls Day Remembrance’ offering envelopes are available for your convenience and can be deposited in the candle offering box located in the sacristy of the church.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.HOSPITALITY WORKSHOP
Date: Saturday, November 16, 2019Time: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.Place: St. Monica’s Parish, 44 Broadway Ave., TorontoWhy is parish hospitality so important? Statistically, hospitality is a top determinant for a Catholic’s likelihood to:•Recommend the parish to a friend;•Say the parish helps them grow spiritually;•Indicate they are practicing vs. Catholic in name only.*
This workshop will explore how hospitality is connected to the spirituality of stewardship and parish revitalization. It will also give you practical examples of how your parish community can become more hospitable right now.
This workshop is open to all involved in parish ministry. It may be of particular interest to ministers of hospitality, greeters, ushers, parish staff, and members of the parish pastoral council.
To register, please visit: https://hospitalitynov.eventbrite.caPlease register as soon as possible as space is limited.
There is no cost to attend. Refreshments will be provided.If you have any questions, please contact Quentin
Schesnuik at [email protected] or 416-934-3400ext. 568.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. TRAINING FOR READERS (LECTORS)
Do you read at Mass? Do you want to learn more about the importance of the proclamation of the Word of God at Mass? Do you ever wonder the right way to say Adonijah? Do you want to grow more deeply in your understanding of the importance of Scripture? Do you want a
chance to meet and network with others involved in ministry? If you are a current Reader, please join us as we look to provide some practical and theological formation and training for your ministry.Training is open to current Readers (Lectors). This will take place on Saturday, November 9, 2019 from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at St. Bernard de Clairvaux Parish, 1789, Lawrence Ave. W.,Toronto. CONNTACT: Rebecca Spellacy at 416-934-3400 ext. 525 or [email protected]
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday October 28Sts. Simon and Jude Apostles12:05 pm † Amador Salalila
requested by Jenifer & Arnel Lenon
Tuesday October 2912:05 pm In thanksgiving requested by Fedelito Sanchez
Wednesday October 3012:05 pm For the intentions of Mel & Amy on their 30th wedding anniversary requested by the Costales family
Thursday October 3112:05 pm † Darlene Rapkoski
requested by Dianne Parrington
Friday November 1All Saints12:05 pm † Jerome Rocha
requested by Jane Rocha
Saturday November 2All Souls’ Day9 am † Jose & Consolacion Salalila and Sebastian
& Enerland Lenonrequested by Jenifer & Arnel Lenon
5 pm † Deceased Legionariesrequested by the Queen of the Most Holy Rosary praesidium – Immaculate Heart of Mary Legion of Mary
Sunday November 3Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time9 am † Vicky Luis
requested by the Pereira family
11 am † Dominic D’Cunha on his birthday remembrancerequested by his wife, his children & family
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
Tue. Oct. 29 6 – 8 pm St. Vincent de Paul meeting Thu. Oct. 24 6 – 7 pm Legion of Mary – Holy Hour 7:30 – 9 pm Legion of Mary – Meeting Fri. Nov. 1 3:45 – 5 pm Children’s Choir practice
Relationship with the Lord requires us to recognize our dependence on him.
While pride is the root of much sin, humility is the soil in which a life of virtue can grow. The more we recognize our need for God and his mercy, the more we can open ourselves up to the gracehe wishes to pour out on us. It is when we think ourselves independent of God that we close ourselves off to his saving mercy and grace.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
This year the following stained glass windows and ventilation windows have been restored:�2 stained glass windows located at the front of the church�3 stained glass windows inside of the Church i.e. Flight to Egypt, Child Jesus in the temple and The Good Shepherd �6 ventilation windows
Donations are still being accepted incovering the cost and preserving our parish heritage. Your generosity will be greatly appreciated. Special donation envelopes can be found at the front and
side entrances of the church.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. SSVDP MEMBER RECRUITMENT
The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SSVDP) is looking for new members to help serve our neighbours in need. Our conference works to serve those within our parish boundaries by going door-to-door supplying food vouchers, furniture, a listening ear and a helping hand. It is a truly rewarding vocation allowing you to touch the lives of those in our community. Commitment can range anywhere from 3-5 hours per month. If you are interested, please contact us at (647) 428-2880 or [email protected].
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. THE WORD AMONG US MAGAZINE
Each monthly magazine offers complete Catholic Daily Mass readings, meditations based on the Mass readings, the Order of the Mass, inspirational essays, stories of the saints and more!
NOVEMBER ISSUE now available at our Parish Office!
THE PARISH OF THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY
131 BIRCHMOUNT ROAD, SCARBOROUGH, ON M1N 3J7 Tel: 416.691.6968 Fax: 416.691.3947
[email protected] www.immaculateheartofmarysc.archtoronto.org
Rev. Fr. Charles Collins, Administrator Rev. Fr. Peter Gitendran, In Residence
MASS SCHEDULE Monday to Friday at 12.05 pm
Saturday at 9 am & 5 pm (Vigil) Sunday at 9 am & 11 am
CONFESSIONS
Monday to Friday at 11.30 am Saturday at 4.30 pm
OFFICE HOURS
Monday to Thursday 10 am to 4 pm Susan Lee, Parish Secretary
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
(Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, RCIA)
Alice Warford, Sacramental Coordinator [email protected]
ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
Please call 647.428.2880
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GK Jude Aloysius 416.569.5833
LEGION OF MARY
Letty Denovan 416.755.9569
CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE Alice Warford
OUR LADY OF GOOD HEALTH
Rev Fr Charles Collins, Pastor 416.264.6544 Sunday Masses at 12.30 & 4.30 pm (in Tamil)
Liturgical Publications 3171 LENWORTH DR. #12 MISSISSAUGA, ON L4X 2G6 905-624-4422
Repairs to All Makes & Models3529 Kingston Rd. 416-269-6444
99 -
4
DEL MARE
Paul O'ConnorFuneral Home Ltd.
Family owned & operated1939 Lawrence Avenue East
(East of Pharmacy)
416-751-7890
Rod & Joe's
ofrillslower food prices ™
2471 KINGSTON ROAD
FRECHETTELAWNCARE
since 1969
FREE LAWN QUOTE416-261-7848
O'Connor Florist
550 Danforth Rd.
www.oconnorflorist.ca
Free Delivery-Min. Order-Mention Ad
SHOW IT
WITH FLOWERS
(416) 429-1272
ShoppingLocally
Saves Gas
√√√√
√√√√
Claudio CarreiroFranchiser/Operator3400 Danforth Ave.416-699-2506
AFFORDABLEDOG
GROOMING
Shop LOCAL • Spend LOCALEat LOCAL • Enjoy LOCAL
DR. SYDNEY REYESImplants • Cosmetic • Family Dentistry
We Welcome New PatientsBook Your Appointment Online
916 Kingston Rd. 416.694.8177(W. of Victoria Park)
NorthShoresDental.com
Holy Cross Cemetery & Funeral Home 905-889-7467
Christ the King Cemetery 905-471-0121
In keeping with your Catholic faith
www.catholic-cemeteries.com
Essential Oils - You are so WORTH it!Chemical-free Lifestyle, Better Sleep, Healthier Skin
Immune System Support, Emotional Balance
Get Your Premium Starter Kit Today!Lynda - 416-949-5710
www.get-oiling.com
SPOT
2282 Kingston Rd.2 1/2 Blocks West of Midland
416-266-0033
Kitchens at Factory Pricing1/2 price white kitchens1/2 price elegant kitchen2 Principal Rd Unit 11
416-751-1333 www.discountkitchens.ca
Peter Maxwell, Agent [email protected]
Voice and Piano
Private & Class Lessons
Katharine Pimenoff Mahon
ARCT
Member of Ontario Registered
Music Teachers Association
Royal Conservatory of Music
Certified Teacher
Complete Memorial Art forCemetery Monuments,
Bronze & Granite MemorialsServing all Cemeteries
110 Anaconda Ave (at Birchmount Rd)416-261-9393
THE PERFECT TO ADVERTISESPOTSPOT
TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE PLEASE CALL 905-624-4422
YOUR BUSINESS!
INA GRAFTON GAGE HOME
40 Bell Estate Road Scarborough416-422-4890 wp1.iggh.org
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